A U.S.-Iran framework deal announced June 14, 2026 has triggered broad Israeli opposition across the political spectrum, with Israeli leaders saying it leaves core nuclear threats unresolved and defers the hardest issues. The agreement would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and lift the U.S. naval blockade on Iranian ports, but stops short of settling Iran's nuclear program — the primary Israeli security concern. Trump confirmed the deal is framework-level and requires formal signing Friday, with deeper nuclear negotiations to follow later, leaving uncertain how comprehensively Iran's weapons capabilities will ultimately be addressed.